Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about seeking help in applying Sure Seal rings, a product used for ostomy care. The user is struggling with removing the backing of the product and is seeking advice on how to properly apply it.

Advice and Insights:
- To remove the paper backing of the Sure Seal ring, rub the paper over and over to create a warming process that will adhere the sticky part and release the paper enough to separate itself.
- The Sure Seal ring can extend wafer life and contain leaks effectively.
- It is recommended to start peeling the Sure Seal at the edge when removing it, and it will come off in one piece.
- Sure Seal rings are not covered by Medicare and cost about $2 apiece from suppliers.
- Sure Seal rings provide extra waterproofing assurance for activities like swimming and hot tub use.
- Some users have found success in using "SKIN-PREP Protective Wipes" by Smith & Nephew to prevent leaks.
- When applying the Sure Seal ring, if the edge is lifting up, it may be due to the flange stoma opening being wider than the inside of the Sure Seal ring.
- The company that makes Sure Seal rings does not manufacture ostomy supplies, and the product is not covered by Medicare for some users.

Conclusion:
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